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Find it funny that everyone rails the offensive staff for not being able to develop a QB and now I see a thread demanding Ken Whisenhunt elevate the QBs coach to OC. That's funny to me.

At any rate, there's little wrong with the playcalling. Least of my worries, I can tell you that for sure.

No matter how you spin it, we are the worst offense in football. We have the worst quarterback play, the worst offensive line play, an underachieving group of wide receivers and our backs canít stay healthy. It may not be fair to fire the coordinator in his first year, but thatís the NFL. We are not producing and there is no sign that things will get better, especially with defenses like Chicago, San Francisco and Seattle on the horizon._________________

Find it funny that everyone rails the offensive staff for not being able to develop a QB and now I see a thread demanding Ken Whisenhunt elevate the QBs coach to OC. That's funny to me.

At any rate, there's little wrong with the playcalling. Least of my worries, I can tell you that for sure.

No matter how you spin it, we are the worst offense in football. We have the worst quarterback play, the worst offensive line play, an underachieving group of wide receivers and our backs canít stay healthy. It may not be fair to fire the coordinator in his first year, but thatís the NFL. We are not producing and there is no sign that things will get better, especially with defenses like Chicago, San Francisco and Seattle on the horizon.

Bolded: It's Miller second year as OC but this...this is a cop out. We should fire a guy who is NOT the root of problem simply because "That's the NFL"? No, what that is bull.

Find it funny that everyone rails the offensive staff for not being able to develop a QB and now I see a thread demanding Ken Whisenhunt elevate the QBs coach to OC. That's funny to me.

At any rate, there's little wrong with the playcalling. Least of my worries, I can tell you that for sure.

No matter how you spin it, we are the worst offense in football. We have the worst quarterback play, the worst offensive line play, an underachieving group of wide receivers and our backs canít stay healthy. It may not be fair to fire the coordinator in his first year, but thatís the NFL. We are not producing and there is no sign that things will get better, especially with defenses like Chicago, San Francisco and Seattle on the horizon.

Bolded: It's Miller second year as OC but this...this is a cop out. We should fire a guy who is NOT the root of problem simply because "That's the NFL"? No, what that is bull.

We have regressed as an offense from last year to this year and that's saying something.

You can't justify keeping a guy who orchestrates the worst offense in football week after week.

Jacksonville made a switch at QB this week and they put up 30+ points on a top 10 defense. They've had injuries to their starting QB and RB and have a first round WR they've chose to impliment and they aren't making excuses.

Find it funny that everyone rails the offensive staff for not being able to develop a QB and now I see a thread demanding Ken Whisenhunt elevate the QBs coach to OC. That's funny to me.

At any rate, there's little wrong with the playcalling. Least of my worries, I can tell you that for sure.

No matter how you spin it, we are the worst offense in football. We have the worst quarterback play, the worst offensive line play, an underachieving group of wide receivers and our backs canít stay healthy. It may not be fair to fire the coordinator in his first year, but thatís the NFL. We are not producing and there is no sign that things will get better, especially with defenses like Chicago, San Francisco and Seattle on the horizon.

Bolded: It's Miller second year as OC but this...this is a cop out. We should fire a guy who is NOT the root of problem simply because "That's the NFL"? No, what that is bull.

We have regressed as an offense from last year to this year and that's saying something.

You can't justify keeping a guy who orchestrates the worst offense in football week after week.

Jacksonville made a switch at QB this week and they put up 30+ points on a top 10 defense. They've had injuries to their starting QB and RB and have a first round WR they've chose to impliment and they aren't making excuses.

They're improving. They're making Henne better. We're imploding.

I guess I'll start at the end with your little Jacksonville comment. First, Jacksonville didn't "make a switch" at QB. Blaine Gabbert is injured and would have started that game had he been healthy (I've got links to prove that if you'd like me to provide them). 2nd, Chad Henne's performance in 1 game, a trap game, doesn't negate his current 52% completion percentage (John Skelton's is 54.7%...) and 9-20, 3.7 yards per catch performance in a loss to 3-7 Oakland, a team with the league's worst secondary.

Next, you're right, Miller does orchestrate this offense. He orchestrated getting Todd Heap AND Ryan Williams open for easy red zone touchdowns against the Seahawks in week 1. He orchestrated getting Andre Roberts wide open for a sure 60 yard bomb TD against the Rams. He orchestrated getting LSH open on a well blocked screen for what should have a 70 yard game winning touchdown against the Bills and he orchestrated getting Larry Fitzgerald wide open for 7 yesterday in the 1st quarter. If we made those 5 plays for 35 more points, our offense would rise 6 spots in the offensive points scored column. 6 FULL SPOTS!!! With D'Anthony Batiste/Nate Potter at left tackle. With Adam Snyder at right guard. Without our 1st and 2nd string RBs. Hell, if we had made the Larry play yesterday and the LSH play against the Bills, we'd be 6-4 right now. That's reality. BUT, we didn't make those plays and the fact of the matter is that us not making those plays isn't Mike Miller's fault/problem. And yet, here you are...making it his problem. That's the definition of cop out.

Good teams don't do stuff like this. Making this move would be "Same old Cardinals" stuff.

Pulling Floyd was idiotic and stupid, especially replacing him with a guy like Doucet..someone who had maybe the worst game of any WR in the football against Green Bay.

Floyd is a rookie who is going to make mistakes, just like Potter, Massie etc.

Ride with him. Going back and fourth makes Whiz look weak. Coach him up and make him better. Don't leave the 13th overall player taken on the bench while were last in offense.

Joke.

Lining up in the wrong place as a receiver is a terrible mistake. You cannot do that and expect nothing to come of it. That is the most basic part of the play and you cannot even get that right, how are we to know you know the right route to run, how are we to know that you are going to run the right depth.

If you cannot line up in the right spot get off the damn field.

Yes, Doucet struggled vs Green Bay, but he was also the only player consistently separating on Sunday. Andre Roberts has a habit of disappearing every now and again for entire games at a time. Fitzgerald has a terrible, terrible game. Housler was not getting space.

We had nowhere to go with the football, but Doucet came in and made catches and helped move the chains more than once._________________

I'm certainly no fan of Miller, but champ is right, firing him changes nothing. and Promoting McNulty changes nothing. Kolb has certainly looked better this year, but Skelton has taken quite a few steps back. I'm not sure how much credit/heat he deserves for those players performances either. That may have been the outcome with any QBs coach._________________
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Pulling Floyd was idiotic and stupid, especially replacing him with a guy like Doucet..someone who had maybe the worst game of any WR in the football against Green Bay.

Floyd is a rookie who is going to make mistakes, just like Potter, Massie etc.

Ride with him. Going back and fourth makes Whiz look weak. Coach him up and make him better. Don't leave the 13th overall player taken on the bench while were last in offense.

Joke.

Lining up in the wrong place as a receiver is a terrible mistake. You cannot do that and expect nothing to come of it. That is the most basic part of the play and you cannot even get that right, how are we to know you know the right route to run, how are we to know that you are going to run the right depth.

If you cannot line up in the right spot get off the damn field.

Yes, Doucet struggled vs Green Bay, but he was also the only player consistently separating on Sunday. Andre Roberts has a habit of disappearing every now and again for entire games at a time. Fitzgerald has a terrible, terrible game. Housler was not getting space.

We had nowhere to go with the football, but Doucet came in and made catches and helped move the chains more than once.

Bolded: Very glad you brought that up.

"Rookie receiver Michael Floyd was benched after lining up wrong, but Whisenhunt said Floyd also had come out of a route wrong earlier, leading to an incompletion."

That's my "Doesn't matter" vote above. I seriously don't understand how someone could come away from yesterday's game thinking that the coaching staff needs to be held accountable for the players inability to execute. Did we see formations and plays that have not been utilized earlier in the year? No. Other than Lindley coming into the game early, there were no surprises. We're over halfway through the season, the players should know their assignments, should know what the play calls mean, and should know how to perform their duties. And to be fair, the majority of them have been doing that this season.

Yesterday, too many players came up short. It really was as simple as that...missed blocks, errant sure TD passes, short-arming what should have been a long completion, missed tackles, dropped balls, poor choice of lane selection, etc. A different guy telling them to concentrate and do their job is going to make a difference? Please. First off, the current staff, obviously held Floyd, for example, accountable and sent a message...what more could someone else have done? Hugged him and written up a cheat sheet so he can remember where he's supposed to line up?!? Second, these players are professionals - they know they need to be sharp and execute. A different voice would not equal setting a new fire under these guys. They didn't give up or play with a total lack of discipline, they just collectively had too many players with sub-par games and we still legitimately were a threat to win a game virtually no one said we had a chance at winning! Just stop with this knee-jerk reaction nonsense and focus on next week._________________Adopt a Bill:
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